2007
DOI: 10.1021/ja064601n
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An Aluminum Ate Base:  Its Design, Structure, Function, and Reaction Mechanism

Abstract: An aluminum ate base, i-Bu(3)Al(TMP)Li, has been designed and developed for regio- and chemoselective direct generation of functionalized aromatic aluminum compounds. Direct alumination followed by electrophilic trapping with I(2), Cu/Pd-catalyzed C-C bond formation, or direct oxidation with molecular O(2) proved to be a powerful tool for the preparation of 1,2- or 1,2,3-multisubstituted aromatic compounds. This deprotonative alumination using i-Bu3Al(TMP)Li was found to be effective in aliphatic chemistry as … Show more

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“…[36] Organometallic compounds that bear a cyano group are also very important because the activating effect of the cyano group, such as the ortho-directing effect, and its transformation into various other functional groups are advantageous from a synthetic point of view. [37] Although the carbon atom attached to the Li center behaves as nucleophile that reacts rapidly with a cyano group, the use of a flow microreactor system enables organolithium reactions without protecting the cyano group [Equation (2)]. [38] Notably, epoxides can be used in organolithium reactions, although they react with organolithium reagents very rapidly in batch macroreactions and very low temperatures are required for avoiding such reactions.…”
Section: Wwwchemsuschemorgmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[36] Organometallic compounds that bear a cyano group are also very important because the activating effect of the cyano group, such as the ortho-directing effect, and its transformation into various other functional groups are advantageous from a synthetic point of view. [37] Although the carbon atom attached to the Li center behaves as nucleophile that reacts rapidly with a cyano group, the use of a flow microreactor system enables organolithium reactions without protecting the cyano group [Equation (2)]. [38] Notably, epoxides can be used in organolithium reactions, although they react with organolithium reagents very rapidly in batch macroreactions and very low temperatures are required for avoiding such reactions.…”
Section: Wwwchemsuschemorgmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dagegen entwickelten Uchiyama und Mitarbeiter die hoch chemoselektive Lithium-Aluminatbase iBu 3 Al(TMP)Li (92). [92,124,125] Dieses Reagens wirkt hoch regioselektiv und ist mit vielfäl-tigen funktionellen Gruppen, z. B. Ester-oder Cyangruppen, verträglich.…”
Section: Tmp-aluminatbasenunclassified
“…Die Iodolyse lieferte 4-Chlor-1,3-diiodbenzol in quantitativer Ausbeute (Schema 20). [124] In gleicher Weise lieferte die Aluminierung des Benzamidderivats 94 mit 92 (2.2 ¾quiv., À78 8C, 2 h) das entsprechende Aluminiumreagens 95. Eine Cycloaddition mit dem Isobenzofuran 90 führt zum Addukt 96 in 99 % Ausbeute.…”
Section: Tmp-aluminatbasenunclassified
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“…Ein weiterer Aspekt ist die Zinkierung substituierter Arene unter milden Bedingungen, an denen die üblichen Organolithiumverbindungen aufgrund ihrer Unverträglichkeit mit vielen funktionellen Gruppen scheitern. [6] Diese Vorteile von 'atKomplexen gegenüber ihren Monometallverbindungen werden synergistischen Effekten zugeschrieben. Schlenk und Holtz haben in ihrer bahnbrechenden Veröffentlichung über alkalimetallorganische Verbindungen bereits 1917 [7] die Reaktion von Diethylzink und Lithium oder Natrium ausgearbeitet, hierbei entstanden jedoch einzig Zink und eine Alkalimetall-Ethylzink-Verbindung, d. h., es trat keine Transmetallierung auf.…”
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